What are the differences between Audi A4L 40 and 45?

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OHarper
07/30/25 4:45am
Here are the differences between Audi A4L 40 and 45: The engine power tuning is different: The 40 is the low-power version of the 2.0-liter turbocharged engine; the 45 is the high-power version of the 2.0-liter turbocharged engine. The drivetrain differs: The 40 series is equipped with front-wheel drive; the 45 series comes with all-wheel drive. The new Audi A4L is equipped with Audi dynamic steering system, which can change the transmission ratio according to driving speed and selected Audi driving mode, providing flexible operation at low speeds and stable handling at high speeds. It works closely with the ESP system to enhance safety performance.
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